Judge — September 24, 1921 — page 28: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page collects humorous short pieces and jokes supposedly from college publications, a common Judge feature. The content satirizes college life and courtship customs of the era through witty one-liners and brief sketches. Key themes include: - **Gender dynamics**: Jokes about pursuing women ("I like the girls 'cause they kiss me") - **Social propriety**: Humor about proper behavior and dating etiquette - **Physical appearance**: Comic observations about women's fashion and hairstyles - **Marriage**: Cynical quips about married life ("My wife stayed up after one this morning") The illustrations show fashionably dressed young men and women in period clothing. The overall tone mocks both youthful romantic earnestness and adult married disillusionment, reflecting early 20th-century attitudes about courtship and matrimony.